Unlike their pop counterparts, the city’s jazz haunts don’t take a breather for Thanksgiving. (The following all had tickets available at press time.)

Poetry enjoys a rare moment in the spotlight.

If anything indicates that online is the new cable, it’s the proliferation of video sites producing consistent niche content.

Surely most of your friends aren’t natural-born master-logisticians. Here, ideas for the festivities they’ll be planning for you in the months to come.

Election-Day events—marking the transition into the actual 2008 Election Year.

A pair of great pre-Halloween events, one for each side of your brain.

We asked three music obsessives to pick a recent album they can’t stop listening to.

If you’re looking to explore a new scene, skip the madness of CMJ in favor of a bawdy burlesque show.

Sneakers, Raf Simons, Bono. Rarely has one tragic-depressive, post-punk singer had such long-lasting influence. On the eve of Anton Corbijn’s new film, Control, about Ian Curtis, front man for Joy Division, a look at what came after his suicide.

Three chances to rebut The American Scholar’s recent dis of Brooklyn’s novelistic output.